| 641 |
Hamlet |
Gravedigger |
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5.1.86 |
[^sings^] ‘A pickaxe and a spade’ |
SD; Clo. |
Clowne sings. | A Pickhaxe and a Spade, a Spade, |
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3284 |
- |
Song… |
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5.1.92 |
(Sings)… |
5.1.89 |
(Sings)… |
5.1.79 |
Song… |
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| 642 |
Hamlet |
Gravedigger |
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5.1.110 |
[^sings^] ‘O, a pit of clay for to be made’ |
Clo. |
O a Pit of Clay for to be made, |
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3311 |
- |
Mine sir, or a pit of clay for to be made. |
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5.1.118 |
[Sings]… |
5.1.114 |
(Sings)… |
5.1.101 |
(Sings) |
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| 643 |
Hamlet |
Hamlet |
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5.1.175 |
Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your | ^songs^, your flashes of merriment |
Ham. |
VVhere be your Iibes now? Your Gambals? Your | Songs? Your flashes of Merriment |
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3377 |
Wheres your iests now Yoricke? your flashes of meriment: |
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5.1.187 |
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5.1.180 |
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5.1.160 |
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| 644 |
Hamlet |
Priest |
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5.1.211 |
She should in ground unsanctified have lodged | Till the last ^trumpet^. ... and the bringing home | Of ^bell^ and burial. |
Priest. |
She should in ground vnsanctified haue lodg'd, | Till the last Trumpet. ... and the bringing home | Of Bell and Buriall. |
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3418 |
She hath had a Dirge sung for her maiden soule: |
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5.1.226 |
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5.1.219 |
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5.1.196 |
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| 645 |
Hamlet |
Priest |
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5.1.219 |
We should profane the service of the dead | To ^sing sage requiem^ and such rest to her | As to peace-parted souls. |
Priest. |
We should prophane the seruice of the dead, | To sing sage Requiem, and such rest to her | As to peace-parted Soules. |
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3426 |
- |
…To sing a Requiem… |
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5.1.233 |
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5.1.226 |
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5.1.203 |
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| 646 |
Hamlet |
Laertes |
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5.1.223 |
I tell thee, churlish priest, | A ^minist’ring angel^ shall my sister be | When thou liest howling. |
Laer. |
I tell thee (churlish Priest) | A Ministring Angell shall my Sister be, |
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3431 |
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5.1.237 |
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5.1.230 |
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5.1.207 |
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| 647 |
Hamlet |
Hamlet |
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5.2.140 |
Thus | has he . . . only got the ^tune of the time^ … |
Ham. |
thus had he ... only got the tune of the time… |
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3652 |
- |
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5.2.151 |
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5.2.150 |
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5.2.165 |
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| 648 |
Hamlet |
SD |
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5.2.161. |
Enter King . . . with ^trumpets, drums^, cushions, foils, and gauntlets . . . |
SD |
Enter King, Queene, Laertes and Lords, with other Attendants with Foyles, and Gauntlets, a Table and Flagons of Wine on it. |
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3674 |
- |
A table prepared, Trumpets, Drums, and officers with Cushions… |
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5.2.171 |
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5.2.170 |
Trumpets, drums and officers with cushions |
5.2.196 |
Trumpets, drums and officers with cushions |
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| 649 |
Hamlet |
Claudius |
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5.2.212 |
Give me the cups, | And let the ^kettle to the trumpet speak^, | The ^trumpet^ to the cannoneer without |
King. |
Giue me the Cups, | And let the Kettle to the Trumpets speake, | The Trumpet to the Cannoneer without, |
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3735 |
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…to the trumpet speake… |
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5.2.221 |
…to the trumpets… |
5.2.221 |
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5.2.246 |
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| 650 |
Hamlet |
SD |
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5.2.216. |
^Trumpets^ the while |
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Trumpets the while |
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5.2.225 |
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5.2.251 |
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